One Time Investment vs Syestamatic Transfer Plan: A Compartative Analaysis
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Abstract
In today's dynamic market scenario, while one may aim to take advantage of favorable scenarios in both equity and debt markets, there is an inherent risk involved. Thus while a person take exposure to these respective asset classes it is important to adopt caution and do it smartly and prudently. When a person wants to invest a big lump sum amount in stock market. As markets are volatile and can go up or down very soon, there is always risk of loosing a big chunk of their investment Take a case where an individual want to invest `10 lacs in Equity mutual funds and suddenly market crashes for next 2 months, In this case a big chunk of their investment will be lost, on the other hand if market moves up pretty fast, they can make a good profit. Here they have to decide their main focus. If it's minimizing risk and getting good decent returns in long-term, they should use something called Systematic Transfer Plan (STP). Systematic transfer Plan (STP) is a strategy where an investor transfers a fixed amount of money from one category of fund to another, usually from debt funds to equity funds.